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Residue-Specific Pathways in Peptide Fragmentation: the Role of Aromatic Side Chain in A3 Ion Formation From B3 Ion
Peptide fragmentation chemistry is essential for the sequence elucidation of proteins through tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS). In this study, we examine the gas-phase fragmentation of b3 ions from model tripeptides under low-energy CID conditions, focusing on the pathway leading to the stable forma
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